A community gallery showcasing regional visual arts
The Belmont Gallery of Art
presents
A free event !
Vocalist Beth Purcell and Pianist Joe Reid
Part of the BGA’s “Home for the Holidays” daylong Holiday Small Works Open House.
Please join us for a wonderful afternoon of music and art.
Sweets and cider served.
a free figure drawing class with a live clothed model, at the Belmont Gallery of Art.
For both experienced and emerging artists. Relaxed, supportive atmosphere. Please bring a pencil and paper.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Belmont Art Association website: www.belmontart.org
Pink Afternoon, collage by Carol Wintle.When: November 20, 2016, 1-4 pm
Drop in anytime to this casual, fun art-making afternoon
What: Collage & Story Making
Gallery Open: 1:00-4:00pm
View the exhibit “Voices Surface” of three artists: Carol Wintle, Helen Canetta, & Anne Johnstone’s mixed media collages. Do early holiday shopping in a relaxed atmosphere. Some art is priced as low as $100.
Collage-making and Conversation: 1:30-3:30pm
Make a collage. Artist Carol Wintle will be available for guidance. All materials will be provided, (feel free to bring your own). Kits are available containing (4”x6” artist card, non-archival glue stick & scissors). Plenty of paper visuals, markers, crayons etc. will also be available. Use the 3 artist’s collage styles, in the “Voices Surface” show, to inspire your own creation. Take your time. Bring your unique, homemade 4”x6” collage home with you.
Gift Certificate Drawings for Workshop Attendees!
Throughout the afternoon drawings for Gift Certificates from local sponsors, including Susanna clothing for women, Sterling Cleaners, 2323 Salon/Lulu’s Kids Cuts, and a private art lesson from mixed media collage artists Carol Wintle and Helen Canetta will be awarded to several lucky attendees.
Pink Afternoon, collage by Carol Wintle.When: November 6, 2016, 1-4 pm, Drop in any time
What: Collage & Story Making
Gallery Open: 1:00-4:00pm
View the exhibit “Voices Surface” of three artists: Carol Wintle, Helen Canetta, & Anne Johnstone’s mixed media collages. Do early holiday shopping in a relaxed atmosphere. Some art is priced as low as $100.
Collage-making: 1:30-3:30pm
Make a collage. Artist Carol Wintle will be available for guidance. All materials will be provided, (feel free to bring your own). Kits are available containing (4”x6” artist card, non-archival glue stick & scissors). Plenty of paper visuals, markers, crayons etc. will also be available. Use the 3 artist’s collage styles, in the “Voices Surface” show, to inspire your own creation. Take your time. Bring your unique, homemade 4”x6” collage home with you.
Gift Certificates: 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, & 3:30pm
Every 30 minutes someone will win a gift certificate from one of our sponsors: Susanna (clothing store for women); Sterling Cleaners, 2323 Salon/Lulu’s Kids Cuts, art items from Play Time, and private art lessons from Carol Wintle & Helen Canetta.
Conversations with artist Carol Wintle, story creating: 1:30–3:30pm
Artist Carol Wintle will be available to converse with people about collage-making and to co-create stories from visual art.
Led by Richard Klahne, professional art photographer of Jet Art Company (www.jetart.biz). It’s not easy to take good photos of your artwork. Come and get some great tips. (This will be open to the public). (6:30-7 social time, 7-9 Richard)
Gallery talks are a unique opportunity for us to experience art on an entirely different level. You won’t want to miss this one. Helen Morse will be sharing her journey: insights, perspectives, and process during this very personal, compelling talk.
The BGA’s current exhibit features more than 50 photographs that capture and reveal Morse’s heart and mind through several decades worth of work.
Helen Morse takes fine arts photographs which are windows into her own heart and mind; some are manipulated, some are not, but all represent her unique view of the world. In recent years Morse has also begun to paint on canvas as well. Her paintings may be separate from her photographic work, but they flow from the same emotional and aesthetic wellspring. Don’t miss this opportunity to look back at 40 years worth of meaningful, beautiful, and sometimes provocative work that has shaped the world of this artist.
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